AnswersCommon Core Algebra II - MA3111 B-ICModeling with Periodic Functions

Modeling with Periodic Functions Answers

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Which situations can be modeled with a periodic function?

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b = pi/2pi2pi

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pi/2
B
pi
C
2pi
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b = pi/20pi/10pi/5

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pi/20
B
pi/10
C
pi/5
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Choose the equation of the model.

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a =

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a is the length of the bladeheight of the windmillnumber of rotations per minute.

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length of the blade
B
height of the windmill
C
number of rotations per minute
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The graph of these points follows a path resembling a .

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cosine curve reflected across the y-axis
B
sine curve reflected across the y-axis
C
cosine curve reflected across the x-axis
D
sine curve reflected across the x-axis
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On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (0, 10). It has a maximum of y = 16 and a minimum of y = negative 2.5. On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (0, 10). It has a maximum of y = 18 and a minimum of y = 4. On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (0, 10). It has a maximum of y = 15 and a minimum of y = 8. On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (0, 10). It has a maximum of y = 18 and a minimum of y = 4.

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The vertical shift, k, is the length of the bladeheight of the windmillnumber of rotations per minute.

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length of the blade
B
height of the windmill
C
number of rotations per minute
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so a = .

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